They will be in notebooks from the likes of Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP, Huawei, Lenovo, and Samsung this year.
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They will be in notebooks from the likes of Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP, Huawei, Lenovo, and Samsung this year.
Brilliant, who's talking GPU performance though? What kind of upgrade is this for work from Intel i7 4xxx and newer CPUs? Is everyone drunk from NYE still? Point is, anything better from AMD requires a GPU and there's next to no availability of from OEMs. All I said was that Ryzen would sell better if it had a tiny, TINY GPU and all the usual mob come out swinging without reading or even understanding what I wrote
It does, AMD have always struggled to get inside Laptop's, these things are pretty dammed good, in many ways better than Intel's offerings so they should start gaining ground now.
You need to wait for the 7nm AMD APUs, they will come later down the line.
We don't know yet.
Nobody knows what's going to be announced. Just rumours and speculation.
Ah, ok. I'm thinking of using one in a mATX build. So an update would be good timing for me.We don't know yet.
Nobody knows what's going to be announced. Just rumours and speculation.
I wonder if AMD will skip 12nm desktop APUs and jump straight into 7nm APUs with Navi cores. That's possibly the biggest question mark raised by the leaks: what are those 2 APU's scheduled for Q3?
If WCCFTech are correct then it's been a rollercoaster ride for a 7nm Vega consumer card - yes, no, on, off, back on again. Maybe it's not a cut down Vega 20 after all? Maybe it's salvaged before HBM is strapped on? I can't see it being that good though, especially in the face of what the Navi RX 3080 is allegedly capable of.
I guess we'll find out!
I guess we'll find out!
Isn't accepting bribes as equal a crime as giving bribes? Normally, the one that accepts the bribe is punished. Why the OEMs never got multi-billion dollar fines from the respected institutions?
Tomorrow's gonna be a really interesting day!
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Gets lost quickly in all the kiddy squabbling
Very true, shame there's no quick link ignore feature, I'd be using that right now.
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Just found it, won't have to sift through some Intel 9900k my clocks (and also another word that sounds like...) bigger than yours posts now.
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hopefully if there's enough details I can start planning my new build.
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Wrong.
The new Ryzen 5 3500U is 100MHz up from Ryzen 5 2500U. Ryzen 5 2500U is one of the current fastest 15W CPU available right there.
No, this shows that the Ryzen and Intel CPU tie, as shown in the productivity tests. The PC Mark 10 Web Test composes of two graphics tests as well as CPU testing, hence the lead because AMD have the fastest integrated GPU. Obviously the Photoshop score is also leveraged by the GPU.
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Both the Ryzen 3 & 5 have an integrated GPU option. It's a waste including a GPU in ALL CPUs because some people would rather use a dedicated card. I myself would prefer not to pay extra for my CPU because of an included GPU that I'm not going to use. Granted, the Ryzen 7 doesn't have an integrated GPU but if you're paying money for that level of performance, then a little bit extra for a GPU would be a smaller percentage of the budget for the whole build compared with the Ryzen 3 & 5 anyway.